Part of Daily Focus: 365 Practical Notes for Solo and Small Business Owners.
A dashboard should shorten decisions, not display every available number.
Each measure should answer a recurring question and have a clear source. If the dashboard grows, remove numbers that no longer affect action; a concise accurate view is more likely to be reviewed than a comprehensive display that needs constant repair.
Try this today: Choose five or fewer measures tied to current priorities.
Keep in mind: A smaller view is easier to keep accurate and act upon.
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